Living in Israel? Please Turn Off – or Redirect – Your Security Cameras

“The risk of unauthorized access to the content being broadcast from these cameras is higher during times of emergency.”

Sheba Medical Center Hit by Cyber Attack

The medical center is continuing operations using paper, and service to its patients was uninterrupted, Israel’s Health Ministry said.

Israeli Breakthrough in Optical Sensing Could Mean Miniature Spectrometers for All

“We can find out what’s in our glass, the percentage of fat in our milk, or whether the olive oil, honey, or juice we’re considering buying has been adulterated with scent extract.”

GPS Blocking Force Ben Gurion Airport to Change Arrival Routes

It’s not yet clear who is behind the attacks that forced the airport to change the approach route.

Introducing the IDF’s Next Generation Tank ‘Barak,’ AI and All

The Barak tanks will allow battalion combat teams to fight continuously at a fast pace while exposing the enemy.

Sheba AI Reduced Brain Hemorrhages by 30%

Patients whose scans were deciphered by AI were released an average of a day and a half earlier than those who were not.

Israeli Scientists Say Latest Global Warming Suspect is Thunderstorms

"A rise in the number of thunderstorms occurring globally might significantly increase the quantity of cirrus clouds, thereby exacerbating the climate crisis."

We Are Happier! TAU Study Shows Right-Wing Resilience Rising, Left-Wing Declining

The gap between the two groups representing Israel's Jewish population has increased constantly.

Iranian Hackers Penetrate Israeli Commercial Cyber Networks

The hackers used a “backdoor” entry point known as Sponsor to access the companies’ information systems.

‘Call of Duty’ to Deploy AI to Hunt for Hate Speech

The ADL has documented white supremacist content, including usernames, on certain video games.

Ransomware Hackers Publish Patient Info from Mayanei Hayeshua Hospital

The hospital said it has returned to full operation and is hardening the computer systems.

Israeli Doctors Save Man’s Life with AI

The 50-year-old patient was urgently called back to the hospital after an AI-assisted diagnostic program flagged his CT scan for potential intracranial bleeding.

Bar Ilan Study: Better Paths Yield Better AI

Like climbing a mountain via the shortest possible path, improving classification tasks can be achieved by choosing the most influential path to the output.

Fiber Optic Cable Network Installed in Hebron

“Today we can say that Hebron is also joining the communications revolution," declared Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi..

Bar Ilan Research Shows Link between Collecting Streaming Music and Enjoyment

This research opens up exciting new avenues for streaming app developers and music listeners alike.

In World First, Jerusalem Surgeon Uses Augmented Reality, Robot Tech in Spinal Procedure

The doctor compared the experience to that of a combat pilot equipped with an advanced helmet.

TAU Researchers Develop Computational Model to Predict Genetic Risk for Breast Cancer

"Our research revealed that we already have the tools to identify, based on their genetic profile, Israeli women with an increased risk of developing breast cancer."

Israel Selects ‘Next Silicon’ to Setup R&D Lab for A.I. Applications

The Lab will provide R&D services to startups, companies, and researchers for the acceleration of technological developments in HPC and AI computational technologies.

Israeli Ministries to Use A.I. to Boost Customer Services

A tender published by the ministry for AI project proposals comes on the heels of a Cabinet decision to implement state-of-the-art computer-run technology in government ministries.

More Unicorns Founded by TAU Graduates than Oxford

A new study from Stanford University ranks Tel Aviv University first in Israel and first in the world outside the US in the number...

TAU Study: We Attribute Positive Physical Features to Strangers When Anticipating Social Encounter

When the subjects were told they were going to meet those people they attribute enhanced physical attributes to the strangers, including appearance, smell and voice.

Ben-Gurion & Columbia Scientists Discover How Toddlers Fight Off Common Colds

"Intranasal administration of vaccines may be particularly effective in children when priming outside lymphoid organs can occur."

Survey Shows Why Haredim Excel in High-Tech: Employers Prioritize Independent Learning, Problem-Solving

The survey’s findings support the claim that has been made repeatedly by Haredi educators and politicians.

This Summer, 28 Diaspora STEM Students Put Down Roots in Bar Ilan

"This is a tremendous opportunity for students from abroad to participate in research in Bar-Ilan's state-of-the-art labs."

TAU Researchers: Now We Know Why Your Tan Shows Up Only After You Leave...

The body’s initial response is to prioritize repairing DNA damage in the skin cells.

Israeli Company Signs Deal with Saudi Firm on Renewable Energy

SolarEdge is a global leader in smart energy technology, and Ajlan & Bros Holding (ABH) is one of the largest private sector conglomerates in the Middle East.

Israeli-American Astrophysicist Believes He May have Found Fragments from Alien Spacecraft

The purported discovery took place more than a mile under water near Papua New Guinea.

Israel Exposes Iranian Malware/Phishing Campaign

Israelis would receive an email file in the guise of an invitation to a conference or an article or study of interest.

First Time Ever: TAU Researchers Using RNA Therapy Destroyed Most Bone Marrow Cancer Cells

The researchers developed targeted lipid-based nanoparticles, similar to those used in the COVID-19 vaccine, containing RNA molecules.

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